Use and Care Manual

ManualsBrandsVEVOR ManualsAppliances14.4 in. Commercial Electric Griddle 1800-Watt Indoor Countertop Grill, 0 - 230°C Stainless Steel Grill Sandwich Maker

Technical Specication:

EG-818US

EG-818EU

EG-818AU

1.6kW/

13.3Amps

3.0kW/

13.3Amps

3.0kW/

25Amps

Full Flat

Hot plate suace Voltage

Full Flat

110V~120V

220V~240V

542*430*220

NEMA 5-15P Plug

European Plug

Australian Plug

Care and Maintenance:

Daily

After each day, with the griddle hot (300F), rub the griddle clean with a grill brush or grill brick. Do

not use cleaning chemicals or soaps as these can be absorbed by the suace and/or seep into the

perimeter of the griddle and aect the avor of the food. If necessa, use only clean water, oil,

and/or a food grade degreaser for the cleaning process. Remove and empty the grease container,

clean the grease trough and exterior of the unit. Allow the unit to cool and apply a thin coating of

cooking oil if necessa to prevent corrosion.

Weekly

Peorm the daily cleaning process. Allow the griddle to cool completely and thoroughly clean the

griddle plate with a food grade degreaser. Do not use cleaning chemicals or soaps as these can be

absorbed by the suace and/or seep into the perimeter of the griddle and aect the avor of the

food. Season the griddle per the instructions in the Sta-up section. Do not allow the griddle to

remain unseasoned or without a thin coating of cooking oil to prevent corrosion.

SAFETY AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Please note that the Commercial Griddle will be too hot to handle immediately after use.If a

problem occurs that does not appear on this table, stop using the fer and seek help from the

manufacturer, a qualied technician or an authorized dealer.

Possible troubleshooting cha

Problem Cause(s) Solution(s)

Power indicator not on when

Griddle plugged in.

Thermostat indicator not

working and

Griddle not heating up.

1. Connection to heating element

faulty.

2. Heating element is faulty

1. Contact a qualied technician or

an authorized dealer for heating

element connection fault.

2. Contact a qualied technician or

an authorized dealer for heating

element fault.

1. Plug is not in socket properly.

2. Fuse has blown

1. Remove plug and inse correctly.

2. Replace suitable fuse